Comments by Volodymyr Bobko

Volodymyr Bobko 7-Apr-13 11:16am View

As far I understand your ViewTabelsData function should not interact with UI element so you can rewrite function bw_DoWork

private void bw_DoWork(object sender, DoWorkEventArgs e)
{
ViewTabelsData();
}

Volodymyr Bobko 7-Apr-13 11:16am View

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As far I understand your ViewTabelsData function should not interact with UI element so you can rewrite function bw_DoWork

private void bw_DoWork(object sender, DoWorkEventArgs e)
{
ViewTabelsData();
}

Volodymyr Bobko 28-Feb-13 15:26pm View

If you can preprocess web page HTML before passing it to your browser you can insert this script directly into your web page.
<script language="javascript">
var alert = function () { };
var confirm = function () { return true; }
</script>

Volodymyr Bobko 28-Feb-13 5:40am View

Just checked once again and -
it doesn't work in IE8 and IE7, and works fine in IE9.

But in IE 8/7 you can achieve the same result with the following script:
var alert = function(){};
alert(); // do nothing

Volodymyr Bobko 28-Feb-13 4:16am View

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Just checked once again and -
it doesn't work in IE8 and IE7, and works fine in IE9.

But in IE 8/7 you can achieve the same result with the following script:
var alert = function(){};
alert(); // do nothing

Volodymyr Bobko 22-Feb-13 10:36am View

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You can try WMI. It allows to do everything with any computer (remote and local). But you need administrative privileges. You can get OS info, hardware info, runned processes etc. Also you can remotely manage machine stop start services/processes etc.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa394582(v=vs.85).aspx

Volodymyr Bobko 17-Feb-13 16:16pm View

Regarding your particular case - you can remove almost whole right white space by removing position absolute style from this tag:
<div objtype="19" style="width: 100%; height: 304px; padding: 10px; position: absolute; top: 317px; left: 295px; z-index: 12;" id="txtBox_18">

Volodymyr Bobko 17-Feb-13 16:08pm View

I would recommend you to replace your layout with example from w3 school "HTML Layouts - Using <div> Elements". It also has header, menu area, content area, and footer.

Volodymyr Bobko 15-Feb-13 2:32am View

If you want to make error message visible for forum users, switch off custom errors
should be: <customErrors mode="Off"></customErrors>

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